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Contributor: Rod Ronald Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question is how do you heat your home? Proprane, electric, oil, wood?
Answers (private voting - your screen name will NOT appear in the results):
Proprane
Electric
22  (61%)
Oil
1  (3%)
Wood
4  (11%)
Magical Unicorn Tears
9  (25%)
Total votes: 36
Poll is closed
11/21/2012
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Contributor: married with children married with children
natural gas. Propane is a nice way to heat, if you dont have natural gas service in your area. Electric is nice also, I just prefer the feeling you get from gas heat. Plus it is cheaper here. I would like a wood fireplace someday.
11/21/2012
Contributor: Kat and Aaron(aaron) Kat and Aaron(aaron)
For the past 10 years, I heated my small home(900 sq ft) in the mountains of North Carolina with wood. Many weekends were spent cutting and splitting wood in preparation for the winter. But with a quality stove, a small fire will get you through the night quite cozily.
11/21/2012
Contributor: Lizard Lizard
Electric.
11/21/2012
Contributor: Anne Anne
I think electric is more efficient.
11/21/2012
Contributor: AverageSam AverageSam
I prefer electric heaters to the others.
11/21/2012
Contributor: MrWishyWashy MrWishyWashy
None of the above, love me some natural gas!
11/21/2012
Contributor: Rossie Rossie
We also use natural gas.
11/21/2012
Contributor: Missmarc Missmarc
Quote:
Originally posted by Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question ... more
Magical Unicorn Tears
11/21/2012
Contributor: Melan!e Melan!e
We have electric heating in our apartment in the city but back home we use wood stoves and oil furnaces.
11/21/2012
Contributor: Gunsmoke Gunsmoke
Electricity is by far the most expensive form of heating. Natural gas is the hands down choice - where available. If it's not available, I'm not sure where propane costs are - do the studies and do the math.
11/21/2012
Contributor: RomanticGoth RomanticGoth
Magical Unicorn Tears.
11/22/2012
Contributor: LavenderSkies LavenderSkies
Quote:
Originally posted by Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question ... more
Electric
11/22/2012
Contributor: Allstars316 Allstars316
oil here
11/22/2012
Contributor: Stagger13 Stagger13
Quote:
Originally posted by Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question ... more
Natural gas...might as well burn the fuel in my house rather than pay the power company to burn the fuel to make electricity to heat my home.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Lioncub Lioncub
Actually you didn't list what we have. We use a pellet stove with natural gas furnace for back-up.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bethy Cassatt Bethy Cassatt
Electric.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question ... more
We tried magical unicorn tears, but the price keeps going up and PETA is upset with those poor unicorns being sprayed with mace to keep them crying. All in all, we decided electric heat was just a better way to go. Perhaps one day those unicorns will be set free (assuming the Asian market does not decide their horns are good for curing hangovers, in which case they are doomed).
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Stagger13
Natural gas...might as well burn the fuel in my house rather than pay the power company to burn the fuel to make electricity to heat my home.
Well said.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Missmarc
Magical Unicorn Tears
Are they government subsidized yet?
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Lioncub
Actually you didn't list what we have. We use a pellet stove with natural gas furnace for back-up.
COOL. How well does that work??? How economical is it, really?
11/22/2012
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Kat and Aaron(aaron)
For the past 10 years, I heated my small home(900 sq ft) in the mountains of North Carolina with wood. Many weekends were spent cutting and splitting wood in preparation for the winter. But with a quality stove, a small fire will get you through ... more
Wood? They still make that stuff?
11/22/2012
Contributor: Andrey2052 Andrey2052
Electric
11/22/2012
Contributor: pussy licker pussy licker
Electric Heat
11/22/2012
Contributor: Kat and Aaron(aaron) Kat and Aaron(aaron)
Quote:
Originally posted by Bignuf
Wood? They still make that stuff?
You just have to know where to look to find it.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Vanille Vanille
Quote:
Originally posted by Rod Ronald
I'm trying to prove a point in a way that people, well most, do not heat there homes with proprane so I can show my wife how silly it is to put a tank in. especially if we can easily just put an electric furnace in our new home.
o, question ... more
Wood-Burning Stove.

Totally saved my ass from freezing when Sandy took out the electric for 11 days. (Even then we don't use the house gas heat.)
11/22/2012
Contributor: skeeterlynn skeeterlynn
We've always used Electric or Natural Gas.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Gone (LD29) Gone (LD29)
Either natural gas or electric.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Harpina is gone Harpina is gone
None of those, we have natural gas.
11/22/2012
Contributor: Incendiaire Incendiaire
I have a boiler powered by natural gas, which manages the central heating and hot water.
11/22/2012